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hama is usually utter crap, but the electronics work so if your headphones dont have any bits that can break off, you are lucky otherwise they will break off after some weeks of usage if there are any movable parts or complicated protocols, avoid hama products (like mouse, joystick, usbhubs...

you need to make the calculations within the loops here is some c code you could adopt void mult_matrices(int a[][3], int b[][3], int result[][3]) { int i, j, k; for(i=0; i<3; i++) { for(j=0; j<3; j++) { for(k=0; k<3; k++) { result[i][j] =...

how about using udk? comes with everythink, you just need do learn how to map and script the game logic but the most frustrating part of game development is getting/making good 3d art for it alt least if you never did 3d graphics before

for a school project i have to read excel files and save the result into the orginal excel file i already have the excel reader using oledb: public class ExcelReader { public DataTable Read(string filename, string iSheetName) { DataTable result = new...

i dont know, what model format does Cs:s use? maybe you could try milkshape, (it handels alot of game model formats and is extendable by plugins)

if your using photoshop my method may work for you: 1st i increase the size of the image by 4 then i reduce it to 1 bit (black and white) then i select the black part completely then i convert the selection to a path (2 pixel tolerance) then one can make a form or export the path as ai...

in .net, you pretty much can to use System.graphics to make image processing applications (its just a gdi+ wrapper and very slow, but for learning the concept it pretty much fits) i also have written a simple image magnifier written in c#, and by looking at it you could see the basics (the...

on c/c++ you can Define sections for differens os types also its just like #ifdef windows #endif #ifdef LINUX linux code #endif etc so by typing or configuring linux (hardcoded #define Linux) you can pretty much make your source cood platform independend and can compile it with them...